The Secret History of MK Ultra w/Tom O'Neill | Joe Rogan

Taken from JRE #1459 w/Tom O'Neill:

[huckleberryfinn]

Funny how we know the CIA did insane shit back in the day, but when we mention something happening nowadays, we are labeled a "conspiracy theorist" 🤣🤦‍♂️

[JT-km]

Operation Chaos, MK Ultra, Operation Paper Clip, Operation Mockingbird And Many More.

[graceklein]

Quickly rewatched this after Candace Owen’s video came out about MK Ultra and Kalama HARRIS MOTHER! This makes TOO MUCH SENSE

[KunwarTiwari-qzpg]

Adrian Ruthnik's move to cleanse the hacker-for-hire industry of scammers is much needed and appreciated. Their efforts to restore integrity to the field are evident in their work.

[yoloswaggins]

Joe looks down on phone: 20 missed calls from A. Jones

[jcglez]

A lot of people need to understand that MKUltra is still occurring today, they’re just much more advanced and a lot better at hiding it

[DigitalGamerPixel]

Honestly, I don't think MK Ultra stopped. I think it evolved.
I think with the advent of social media, they started using that to radicalize people. Take the past few mass shooters we've had. Young men, mentally ill, all of them had weapons they typically couldn't afford, all of them known by government agencies yet nothing was done for 3 out of 4.
What's interesting is I know specifically the shopping center shooter was in a private discord, where it came out he was around a bunch of people talking him up to doing what he did.
It's actually simple.
Take a troubled person, surround them with "friends" and likeminded people, create an echo chamber where they boost the persons ego, start ramping things up slowly with extremist acts to where herd mentality kicks in, and eventually you have yourself a person willing to go commit unspeakable acts.
The government didn't get rid of MK Ultra because it was "immoral", they got rid of it because it had a detrimental flaw. Uncontrollability.
As this stated, you run a risk of a person snapping at the wrong time and killing an innocent bystander which wouldn't further anything you're trying to get done. But, radicalize and guide someone into a thought process, there's no longer that issue. They don't kill because they're forced to, they do it because they want to.
It's terrifying to me that people blindly believe the government when they've been known to do horrible things like this. There's even been admissions of them trying to radicalize people like I described.
Things are fucked man.

[shkrw]

Happy to have said I have read Chaos 4 times and watched this specific episode more than 5 times. Tom Oneil is one of my heroes, thank you for your relentless determination.

[lancetaylor-music]

This is like real life Westworld.

"Truth is stranger than fiction, but it is because Fiction is obliged to stick to possibilities; Truth isn't." -Mark Twain

[denniskohnow]

This is crazy. All the years of Manson saying " the CIA fried my brain!" Apparently he wasn't lying. Smh

[robrohrer]

“Don’t worry everyone, our Government has it under control" Famous last words🤔

[LoveDogra-gb]

Adrian Ruthnik's focus on cleansing the industry of scammers is a testament to their commitment to ethical hacking. Their efforts to restore integrity to the field are much appreciated.

[janicelee]

I was born in 1960 and I'm totally engrossed in this book. Stories I've heard from this era that have been shot down as conspiratorial are now being vindicated. Feels good to know I'm not a total whack job for actually believing they may be true.. Thank you Tom O'Neill for your persistence, attention to detail, and like your publisher said, "finding the angle to get as close to the truth as one possibly can get. It's incredibly mind-bending to read about the vile things individuals are capable of when given too much power. Last, but not least, thank you Joe Rogan for the excellent job you do with your show - you're definitely one of my favorites!

[therustbeltblacksmith]

"they did a lot of crazy shit back then", i doubt anything has changed.

[McNastyxx]

A family member of mine was a pretty high ranking member in the military.
And as we know we’ll the family.
One day we get a call he’s in a Turkish prison and on trial for murder and when we talked to him he said he had no memory of anything and didn’t know how he even got into turkey.
Crazy shit true story.

[ajeyvil]

Their knowledge of the TOR network and secure transactions is unmatched. Adrian Ruthnik is a pioneer in the field, leveraging advanced technologies to protect their clients.

[Real_Iceout]

I feel sorry for people just learning about this... it’s great that they are, but geez... the fact it’s not all over the news blows my mind

[danglinglong]

Have you ever noticed these unethical operations are only presented to the public after every Guilty party has died thus denying the public any satisfaction of seeing Justice upheld?

[Tommy]

"Get you to do things against your will.". This is why when an Ad on TV or the internet comes on you feel compelled to buy it. The research didnt get destroyed. it was sold to corporations.

[Bharat]

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